Who Says Renewables Can't Beat Out Natural Gas?
In Texas, when calculations reflect real world conditions rather than outdated assumptions, wind and solar are more competitive than natural
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6000 Projects in Developing Countries, Thanks to Kyoto Protocol
The Clean Development Mechanism is the most successful aspect of Kyoto, but because of weak government targets, the program is in
Polluters Target Northeast Cap-and-Trade, Renewable Portfolio Standards
Efforts to demolish the very successful cap-and-trade program in the Northeast are underway by Americans for Prosperity, and ALEC is working on repealing state …
Microsoft Models All Life On Earth
Microsoft is building a massive computer program that will map the world's ecosystems to guide future conservation
Chinese Solar Imports Drop Dramatically, So Do Prices
In contrast to what many feared, solar prices are still dropping even though the US is importing significantly less solar modules from
Los Angeles Completing Biggest Retrofit Ever: Converting All Streetlights to LEDs
Streetlights consume 1% of all electricity in the US and Los Angeles is already saving 63% of
Superbowl-Bound San Francisco 49ers: LEED, Net-Zero Energy
Their new Santa Clara Stadium will have solar covered foot bridges and a green
$30 Million for Solar Leasing Firm OneRoof Energy
Unlike its competitors, OneRoof combines roofing and solar
DOE's SunShot Funds Extreme Solar Cells
This round of funding is for research teams to develop the most efficient solar cells that are physically